The plot of Ming Dynasty 1566 still has too many joking elements, almost just using the background of the late Jiajing Dynasty. If you want to understand the institutional logic of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the true situation of official struggles, and discover the truth of history, you need to sort it out through real interpersonal relationships and historical events.
The difference between the book I conceived and "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is that I do not write a general history or a special history. Instead, it focuses on a specific period and only tells the true story of the Ming Dynasty in these eleven years from the thirty-third year of Jiajing to the forty-fourth year of Jiajing. Allowing readers to immerse themselves in what it would have been like to live in the decade of the Jiajing Dynasty.
Reader comments
No, I'm going to vomit from laughing, what a long-awaited series, hahahahaha.
There are many places where Li Geng is inexplicably suitable. Hahaha, would you consider writing a humanistic version of Li Geng? Hahahaha.
Although it looks a little dizzy, it looks awesome.
No, I'm going to vomit from laughing, what a long-awaited series, hahahahaha. There are many places where Li Geng is inexplicably suitable. Hahaha, would you consider writing a humanistic version of Li Geng? Hahahaha.
Although it looks a little dizzy, it looks awesome.